Investor Tim Draper is Still Buying Bitcoin and Now Owns Ether
Two years after buying roughly 30,000 BTC, investor Tim Draper is still passionate about the technology as well as competing blockchain offerings.
Two years after buying roughly 30,000 BTC, investor Tim Draper is still passionate about the technology as well as competing blockchain offerings.
Epiphyte CEO Edan Yago discusses the ongoing crisis at The DAO, and how it may affect the future of Ethereum.
Alleged bitcoin creator Craig Wright is reportedly moving to secure patents focused on blockchain and digital currencies.
Three members of Deloitte's Rubix blockchain team have left to found their own blockchain startup.
Bitcoin’s oldest trade organization has voted in a new, relatively unknown executive director.
More than $19m worth of bitcoin is now being sold at auction, though few details are available on participants involved.
In this op-ed, Jonathan and Robert Wolinsky of the Genesis Project focus on the blockchain technology industry's inability to deliver on its promise.
Epiphyte's Gabrielle Patrick discusses the balancing act faced by regulators in a fast-changing world and how bitcoin's blockchain could help.
In this analysis of the day The DAO collapsed we look at what it might mean to the community at large if the Ethereum transactions are turned back.
Nuco CEO Matt Spoke argues that this week's attack on the The DAO is, in the long-term, a good thing for the Ethereum project.
Could the individual or individuals behind yesterday's hacking of The DAO be criminally or civilly liable?
Bitcoin and ether both surged this week, the former hitting a 28-month high and the latter reaching a key milestone by surpassing $20.
The Bank of England is continuing to explore distributed ledger technology as part of a wider embrace of financial technology.
The first large-scale experiment with a leaderless distributed autonomous organization is winding down, according to one developer involved.
Bank of Canada's Carolyn Wilkins explains how distributed ledgers could solve old problems while creating new challenges in the financial sector.
Following an attack on ethereum's most notable project, its community is debating if it should take extreme measures to help protect the funds.
TheDAO, the largest and most visible ethereum project, has reportedly been hacked, sparking a broad market sell-off.
The price of ether, the native digital asset powering the ethereum blockchain, surpassed $20 for the first time ever yesterday.
A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of the customers of defunct crypto startup GAW Miners, naming its CEO and a longtime investor as defendants.
Canada's central bank says that its 'CAD-coin' project isn't intended for use as an actual interbank payment system, but merely as a test.
CoinDesk profiles a recent meeting of the Global Blockchain Council, a 40-member working group seeking to boost the technology in the MENA region.
The price of bitcoin broke $750 on 16th June, building on recent gains to hit a 28-month high.
The government of Sweden is experimenting with how blockchain could be used to record land titles in a bid to digitize real estate processes.
The Central Bank of Canada revealed yesterday it is developing a digital version of the Canadian dollar based on blockchain technology.
The price of bitcoin is back in the spotlight, but following weeks of gains, market observers are beginning to assess what's next.
Microsoft today unveiled a new project designed to make it easier for businesses to team up on new blockchain projects.
The IMF has published an article that looks at the pros and cons of bitcoin's blockchain technology in the banking and trading sectors.
Germany-based insurance giant Allianz has tested how blockchain-based smart contracts could be used to handle catastrophe swaps and bonds.
The AICPA has submitted comments to the IRS that seek to encourage the US tax agency to provide clarity on bitcoin and digital currency treatment.
The price of ether neared $20 on 14th June, approaching the milestone as it appeared to break out of its old trading patterns.